Testing Embedded Systems in the Cloud and On-Prem with Marie Meyer and Joel Schulz-Andres
The Pragmatic Embedded Podcast · 13 Oct 2026 · 45m
What this episode covers
Marie Meyer and Joel Schulz-Andres, founders of OnMCU, discuss their cloud-based and on-prem hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing platform designed to bridge the gap between host unit tests and physical integration. They explain the concept of 'on-target unit tests' using remote dev boards to catch peripheral errata early, and detail the significant hardware challenges they faced, including unreliable USB hubs and non-existent cable chains, when building their infrastructure. The conversation covers the trade-offs between cloud scalability and on-prem security, as well as their strategy to offer a generalized interposer box to help small-to-medium companies avoid building expensive custom test rigs from scratch.
Most relevant to
early-stage companies
Topics
Mentioned
- Companies
- OnMCU, DSPACE, Quantum Leaps
- Tools
- Vector Cast, OpenOCD, probe-rs
- Also
- Munich Embedded
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